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Dame.

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geriiber llegeubeH llfer gu lhuimmeu, 100 iie
BON b,rbei gesilteH BemobaerH Der Ssgeao
nna hlm gNnii 7 neannfn murNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
gcnitoms .GommtHar Sla6 f6ptr
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8etrs, R.sS., p. GusuR - General
Sobn 6. 8lad, Der 8unOes. Bsufuus sSous
miiidr, peI6er ais @af Der ygtew. 9amps
iblrer 8eterauen" bier peilt, Iiegt in Der
BObnpug bes Sru. StiliOu Sutdias on Der
@ooeruorfrube ldmer franf oaruieoer. @r
Ieibet ON eHt3iiuolideu 8beumutismu8 uno
piro pom bret 4er3teu bebaubelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
AbItben Ciner friiDertn @etrta 0eS
ygSeiE;eu Satl5eS."

RufbOille, Genu., "a. gu9uf. .-Srau
5arab Sadion, Satin BON Nnbrem Sadiou,
jun, meIte mdbreuo 6es 5ueiten 8ermius
oss Brdioenteu SadiOu perrin oeS yBeiseu
5anies" mar, farb geferH in Der p9ermi.
taae." Sie muroe 81 Sabre alt.
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yletp W { f III Il er, y. g., q. Qus
guh.-9er bier eiugstrOfieue 0ampier Bar
ibiu" bat grsmplart Der JGpani4eu Cages
BOh" ON 6OrO, i'll OeueH eC8dblt miro, oQB
am II. Suli in Der 6uup, fIot SeooO etuige
&rtG0Be UeripITt norOeH iInO, Die 9liiditd]er
2Gelis mn meHi9 S6aoen aRrldte en-, oaB
uUer ON % Sui in Der StaOt stagrato IN
Ger glOOinB Gnigo etH iebr bstt9es Gryb- 9
ben fatt9etuHOeH babe, 0oS an 9ebdIoeu
urr6tu Sdoben Onridtgta uu0 bel Dem bur4
l.I5enbe &rumuer DeriateoeHe PerioHen
nerIrt,t rnnrhrn isirn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
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Diefes peIt6erHbmte prSparot III sic
Griuouug zines uHierer beoeuteu9iteH
CbemiFer. DaTeIbe enthdIt ale 3ur
G3eugung pom fIcifb, Kuo5en, Slut,
uIusFeIu uuo iomIt pou KorperFraft ecz
foroerIibeH SeitauotbeiLe, mo 3Dar IN
eiuer fir leidtete Der0auuug 9eeigueteH
form. Don oeu au9eieheuteu 2ier3teu
mo phYiioIo9eu 1T oadelbe ais Der befs
uu0 3uUerIdhigite GrIaB fiir glnttrrmA1
auertauHt mo ais oaS 3utrd9lIbitP Gra
nihruugsnittel fir fIeiue uuo Ua6ieuoe
Kiuoer, ioUie fir Kraufe mo Geueieu0e
empfohleu Uoroeu. RCutae0tcr's 9ents
Fles 9in1ermr6l 1T feiHcsmegs cine glcs
ai3in, ionoeru, pie uobmdlS betoHt Uera
oel muB, Elm GruaBruugsmittgl. Ipegeu
feine5 beoeuteuoeu Llahrmertbs, fouia
iDeoeu ieiuer leibteu DerodulibFeit, fei
ner Sbmadhaftiefeit uuo ibneleu 2luf,
nabme ms Slut If oaS 9euauHte Kiuoers
nebI Uor3Hglib oeHjeui9en gum 6ebraud
empfobleu, ole an DeroauunasfbDdbe
mo odrdus eutitcbeuoer uu3ureibeuoer
GruiRruug, an trigem Sto6pedfel, an
Slutdrmutb, fblafer llIusfeL uuo Ueia
der Kuobenbtl0uu9 uHo 2lebulibem
Ieioeu. Somit miro es bcfou0ers gum
Gebrau@ fir Sdugltuge, ,KiH0er in f6uels
lem lDa6sthum, iOUie fiir foI6e Btuoer,
ole 2Iulago 3u iogeuauuteu ,,ooPpelteR
6IieoerH" hlbeH, aHoelegeuHib enpfoha
len; feruer fir DYsPePtifer, Kraute uno
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IIerUeuibwabe uno Grkb6pfta. Sei
febIeHoer, ooer utd2t gutter mo geui3erIz
Der 3uttermild iit Gas KiHoermeRl oer
eiu3ige anerfnnntr GrIaB Ger HatiiriL9eH
IlahruHg oeS Sdugliugs. 5u9letb u Is
oa5 itberite SduBmJttel Der KleiHen
oeoen ,SummersGomPIaiut," 3roHH3a
0iarrb6e uH0 Kinoer5olera. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
3caftton 8eqCe1 Oct1 @ro5t6sttoaS
1gufuGI.

@ss RoiHes, 5a., "A Iugaf. .-B,e
bersit8 gensl6et. giGbt iib uursr tsn 5tspI5-
litaneru 6es Staates gregg uu{uirteoeubeit
iuno beSigHG Ger Syitea8 ibrer Part2i be
iebtsu ProlJbltOHial den EeuO2u}su. Sier
in Ges UIoiae8 fubrte oieis uHjui,icoaubatt
Aog0r gu eirer biretteu RsUoIte; Die Nuti.
4rObibiOn5 RePub.iIauer bGbeH 3uei beioHs
Oere GlHliCaten fir biz ,5tlat5 Gegislatur
nOminirt. Sic BrObibi,iOnitsH hIbsu i6.r.
baupt III letter 3eit eutdtsOeu B26 gebl5t;
giuem ihrgr ejflighen SOrIdmpier, oem @oH,
fablsr Fotla, puros Elm 0fisntli1er Smpfaag
iu : btil, uabtem er bel Dem 89rud, einel
lItbertreter 0e8 prohibitions @sIeBe8 3u bl
baitsH, eiueu gaHl llnbstbeitAtea Ourd meaz
rere &e0OIUsri6uIis srHtIia Uerpunoet ba,ta.
SCuteu Die GnttzPrsh hibitiOuss s8epHblitluer
in 8es DiOineS ibre IgitatioH fortieBeu, 10
Ouriteu iid ,buen pisle ahulih gefnuts Bar
tei8enOTsn in Gubuque, Clinton, Davenport,
Burlington, &eoinf, Sttumma, Soma .9It9,
&puncus4Iufis, @oiour 9th &C. anidlle5eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
CarOpatT6e RaDelberta,te.
aus RfnfIhLnnn.

y I H. "A. AugQV. - &dtl4r ZoLQtLA
betnno id geitsrH pobl genug, nm eiue 9pa'
3Ierlahyt 81 MAIDEN. 6eue mobute er oem
lahrIldeH 2&eujdieBen Der Siii;isre OaS er'
'ien &nrberegimeHts bgi.
Der Suiier idoB nod oeu Qoler uHo tra'
cerltibgH berm erfeH ShuB.
s0as preuBlidhe GdsrbaumlHiferjuH i9itt
oaS @rgebniB Der hsurigeH @rnOte. ben
8urdiduitt 81 100 augsnommeu. ME folJt:
gSal3eH l02, 8oggeu lu5, Gerfe 81, pliel
S5, @rb'en 81, RupsiaameH SO. SH UOrJs
gen Sabre eraab bic Gruote: Bli3eH 95,
&O9aen 81 9erie 81, 5afer lO1, GrbeH
"a, &apslaamen SO.
amsrtfaHtfdjes GapitaI i'm llraI.
BetersbUrgr "a. 4uguf.-gS 0erlau'
tetr oaR elm mattlges Sguoltat amerIldHI-
l96r 8apttaIIiteH, an oeiiau SpiBa Elm Ytlt'
9lteo Der camille SanOerbllt iteht, nit 0sr rui'
r'dleH RegieruHg be5ii9lidJ elHer &ou}eiFou
sur SearbettuHg Der llralz BergmerIe inter-
banoeIt. 8as Spnbitat ioq fjd erboteu bas
ber, Der Regleruug cine iibrlite yii9th5s
lualue lomo9l, ME aUoere 4bgabtu gu b.,
5atIeI.
Sic Reiis Sss Gaarea,
Beter8burg, "a. Auguf. - Der @jay
pirb friibJeittg geHug aus SOPeubaaeu iu.
rudfebreH, nm bus meme 8luforitliff .,ytnU l.
riHo" am IS. GitOber bonn Stapel 81 lafeu.
Ste GhoICra.
goubon, q. Iuguf. - gBabreub Der
IeBteu "a ShInoeH ereigueteu + p aut Der 5u
isI giuIta finf meme Grirautuugeu uub elm
&ObesiaII on Der Cholera.
Il ON, "a. Guguf. - Sn Gatania erl1qeu
beute II BeriOneH Der @lOlarl 4us ,BaIer.
mo meroeu 20 meme @rtraptuugeu mo 9
E06esiaue gemeIbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25

pnietIbores UiittsI gtBen J1aurta, DgspspFe
eebers uuo 9serUrHIgbeu, AppGti 'ofgteit, Btroaus
ungslhmd6e uHb aug fllmatIibeu 5igber. Ra6is
taltur gegeu 3opHeIben uHb BeIfOpiuHg. J1uH iors
oere Hur u. &. Eoutc uHb ieiR an6eres. so
cents ole Blcibe. ". g. Sdbntrop en- Nerve
killerl belt 3abuibmerBsu i0iort; Is Gents bic
BIaide. Sn uueu 8Dotbeten Az buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
Scr l0rInatt tnrFf

Repsgorf, "A. 4uguf. - Eolaeubes
fuo bic StluBnOtiruugen: @eIb o1Htte su
4-6 unb idlOB 81 Bro3ent. - Sterlinqs
Rehiel $4.8O4 = $48l auf so Gage unO
81 83-$4.834 auf Sidt. - BunoeS. Dbl.
gatiOnen: 4 pro1. 1858, Al prOg. 109,
8 pro3. -. aftien: Abams' @rpreB l48,
Central Bucific S5f, &beiopeat. Ohio 6,
@rie 3Ot, bttto BriOr. 6s4, SGluois Central
1l8, 9ute Sbore 923, Rem. Seriep Central
72E, TOrtb' 'g8effsrn llS, Ditto Brior. I4O,
yiem Dorfs&eutrul 1O74, Sbto UliIFIfipp
psf, Ditto Brtor. IS, Bittsburg 1872, Rea.
hing 535, Ct. BauI 81i, Ditto PriOr. 1l8,
gpeferusllniou 724.
lie uraeRrn SrOn,es, TIGIds una GOIO
rabmeu fir Spiegel nnD SiI6er fabri;irt
gaiIbrIm GdbarOt, Sr. S45, sSelts Salti'
mOreFraBe. (246,u.i.S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25
SJGrmtI@tcS.

Die heutige Stauer @lunabme betruf
1858 ,2O8 unS bic 3Oueinnabme 1922, 1872.
Cur Gtnl6iurg bsfImm'e yiattonal, 8arf
ytOten I'M Setrage BON S170,0 900 li2iea beUte
In Shasamte ein.
@briifopb gubpig 9ietrih Borders III pom
Grafoenten als Onretbti9er Sonlul IN JfG9s
mono, &a., auertlhnt mOroea.
Gie Sabrleu9e bes HoroattaHtiIheu Sc
idpaoeIS gtngeu beute pom Sal 9lrbor,
yie., nadD ytemport, R.sS, ab.
SenOr GIanfieifa, Der meme @eiauote Der
Republlt Guatemala, maate beute oem
StaatsietretGr ieiue AuiDartIHg.
8u5 8tfiuoeu oes Steuer gomm.Iiir5
D.iler. DeIter ieit eiuigeu BO9sH IN Bar
boureOiue, B.sSa., fraut oarneOer lie9t, bat
fd erbeblid gebefert.
6iilfs SdutnmtSietretdr Ebompiou febrte
beute OOn elmer 0ierp0biseH @rboluugs ete
3uriid, Euo Seiretdr SairdilO miro mor9eu
urIaIb anf etpa einen Dtonat uebmen.
Sb9leidb bonn Sdnsamte @beds fir Ben.
foneH i'm Setrage Uou $16,253 900 ausgez
iunot poroeu tHO, belduft fid benuOn 0eI
llebeIid]uB Der StaatSeinnabmeu iiber Die
Gusgaben ieit benz l. b. gt. auf So, 800, ,OCJ.
Der 96ntamtsIetretdr bat auf @mpfebluug
oes Sdusamts= Ardttetten 3pDlf AugeffeIlte
bss grditeftsnbitreaus gro Bteutbeils 6raueHs
3mmer, be aIs 3eidHeIinueu bei4iftigt ma'
rem, entlniieH. Die RaBuabme ntr0 ourd
Mougel on @elo 3ur 8e3abluHg Der Beam
len nDtbpenbiQ aemQd1t.
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9Oftttf6e GOnpente.
SetaOt Sts 9emt16tBums. 3.

grphibttiOn unS BefdranFuna Der GEnpan.
Sernne ole Softlna tn Sarrtsbura lnO 5eS
39otHeS. - Sei6IhTTe etHes repabIifantz
fd1ta HHo zines grOhib.tioutften GOHs
DeutS.
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Rarft uuO s6rTs.

Qouben, "a. Quguf.- Ser. Staateu'
GbhgaliOnen: 4prOB. 1884, Ditto 44spro3.
llOE. aftieu: a.s9.sB 45a, oitto ,Brior
=, Gounba Bacific 573, @rie 3lB, Ditto
grtur. 1921, 9unOis. Central 1884, JtericaH
5l4, ct. Baul 85, Rew gOrf Central lll4,
BennipIanta 81, 8'eaoiHg 28g Tsricau
Gentral 16, GanaSa.gtOromeit Qauo. Co..
QiBerP DOL. q. Gug-, 12.3OUlittags. -
guumwOGe: Rittelorte SberI. ], Ditto
glsp.SIleuus 81. - Die BeriGuIe betrus
asu 10 GOO BnueHr SpeiulatiOu Il. 4usiubr
80 - Annn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-25

SSnigin 8iitoria III getieru BON Cas
borne nod SaImOraI ab8ereif.
- Su grncsnsu, StalieR, murbe gefsrn
cine @aribnIOi Statiie unter grocer Bethel.
Itsupg eHtbiiQt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
County Superintcndant.

The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Col. j. G. Stevens to be county
superintendent, who is the presiding
officer of the commissioners and at
tends to the work of the Office general
ly. Heretofore, Judge Bower has fill
cd this position in connection with the
Office of county superintendent, and
the commissioners appointed Col.
Stevens until an election can be had.
Col. Stevens came to Dallas in 1910,
and ranks Among the best men in the
county. and it is a worthy appointment
and will CRAFTY everybody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
A Collision and Bad Hurt.

At noon to-day Mr.. George Eakin
WAS driving his horse attached to a
sulky, when the animal became un-
manageable and ran away, and col
lided with the horse attached to Mr..
w. O'Neafs buggy, in which Mr..
O'Neal was seated. One of the shafts
of Eakin's buggy entered the breast of
O'Neal's horse several inches, making
bad, if not dangerous, wound. Mr..
Eakin and sulky went over, but for
tunately Mr.. Eakin was not hurt. Had
the buggies collided at the speed Mr..
Eakin's horse was going, the occu-
pants of both buggies would have
Jared much worse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Tho Grand Union Picnic.

The mammoth picnic of the season
will be that of all the Methodist Sab
bath schools of Dallas and vicinity at
Embrce next Saturday. Such will be
crowd that they have engaged 10 pas
scnger coaches and one baggage car,
and will make two trips, one at 9 a. m.
and the other at 2 p. m, stopping at
South Dallas, corner Ervay and Santa
Fe, and East Dallas, corner of Exposi-
ton avenue and Santa Fe. They ex-
tend liberal invitation to everybody
to participate with them in the picnic
festivities. The fare will be Scots for
adults and scots for all under II and
over 5 years of age; under 8 free. This
is the fare charged by the railroad, and
the schools let all go at the same fig.
ures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
DALLAS TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1874 P. NJ.
Driven Out of Bed at the Muzzlc of n
Revolver.

Joe Jackson is an escaped county
convict. He got into town last night
and was comfortably bedded, when
Wade Smith hoistcd a Window by the
side Of tho bed, poked o revolver into
the room and told Joe 10 git" Joe
did not stop on the order of his 60
ing but went instanter. which, how
ever, served him good purpose, for
the officers were "on top Wade with
his revolver and spoiled portion Of
the purpose, but Joseph made his es-
cape. Later on in the might parties
came from the poor farm in search of
Jackson, but that gentleman of color
is still missing. Wade was fined $25
for having pistol in his possession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
PROFESSOR 0. S. FOWLER,
~ THE CELEBRATED
New York PhrenOlOgiSt

will lecture in the Opera House, Monday.
May 10. p. IN; Phrenologists proofs and
uses. Free.
Tuesday. May Il, sp. m; Love and Mar
riagc. Free.
Wednesday. May Is, $50 p. m; Female
health and blood restored. To ladies only.
Admission - cents.
Wednesday, May 1s $ p. m; Manhood
analyzed and restored. To males only.
Admission ~ cents.
Consultations as TO your own and child
ren's phrenology, best business. health etc,
at the Grand Windsor daily, frem . q. m. tc
gp.m. Monday, May l6to Sunday, May, -
ONLY. Last chances. Farewell tour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Twelve Months and $500 Fine.

Several weeks ago Hattie Martin, a
colored girl, was arrested on the
charge of stealing clothing from Mrs.
Rick's boarding house, in which she
exercised a good deal of ingenuity in
stealing and secreting; but in all evil
hour of much pride she Scckcd- her
self out in one OF the stolen dresses
and was caught.
This morning her case came up in
the county court and she pleaded
guilty. Judge Bower looked straight
at her aud remarked that she had been
before him a number of times upon
the charge of theft and he would give
her one that would do her good, and
sentenced her to twelve months i'm
prisonmcnt and $500 fine. Hattie
said: "Oh, Lordy"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Picnic.

The picnic of the Y. NJ. II. A., has
been set for next Wednesday. DR..
Chapman saysit will be, however, the
signal for another rain, for whenever
Dallas wants rain the Y. NJ. H. A.,
has only to announce Il picnic; how
ever, If it don't pour down the picnic
.wffi~come Off then, and the occasion
will be turned into grand reception
toMr. Ben Inelson and bride, who will
arrive from New Orleans next Friday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Paul McComhs to A. G.. Eakins, Ok
200 feet on Swiss avenue, $4,000.
j. b. Simpson ct al. to A. j. Taylor,
lots u, 13 and IA, block X, Simpson Il
Clark's addition, $1650.
Simpson & Clark to j. NJ. Dickson,
lots 8 and 10. block 6, Simpson &
Clark's addition, $1150.
j. II. Morrison to II. Morrison, lot q
block 29O, Irvine's addition, $500.
7. Tinsley to Luther Recs, part OF
the Robert Moore survey, $500.
T. II. Teal to II. 2. Cayce, SS acres
Hull survey, $500.
G.. A. Lampkin to r. II. Teal, IS
acres, Hull survey, Sl75.
j. S. Daugherty to Minerva lIol-
land, 17Ox52O feet on Bryan street
$4,000.
ID. Is. Grigsby ct al. to j. S. Daugh-
erty, 1S3lx20sl feet on Hall street
quit claim, $500.
Paul McCombs and wife TO G.. w
Crutcher, 50x200 feet on Lewis ave-
nue, 5000.
j. L. Land and wife 20 II. b. Strange
70x100 feet on Akard street, $4,000.
+. G. Roberts TO S. X. McIlhcnny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11

lot 8 in the town of Richmond and
other property, 5000.
j. ii. Stockmau and wife to W. j.
Bettcrton, 81 acres, w. II. Hord sur
vey, $2500.
w. w. Stokey to Jerry O'Leary, 105
acres, Parker survey, $l99595.
j. L. Henderson TO j. l.. Wood,
IL 2l.100 acres, Grigsby league, $7306.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Social Tea.

The congregation and friends OF the
First Presbyterian Church will have l
social tea at the residence of Mrs.
Hoyt, corner of Wood and Veal
streets, Friday evening, from 5 to 10
o'clock. 1t has been some weeks since
one of these pleasant social gatherings
has been held. and every one is expect
ing to have a good time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11

The exercises at the First NJ. +.
Church on last Sabbath were Of an es-
pecially interesting nature. a large
congregatlon-probably the largest in
the city-was present at the 4 o'clock
services, at which time the sermon was
preached by Rev. G. w. Briggs, edi-
tor of the Texas Christian Advocate.
Mr.. Briggs is a most eloquent and for
chile speaker, and breaches n sermon
OF the highest intellectual and spirit
ual type. The Texas Christian Advo-
cate, OF which he is editor, is the organ
of the five Texas conferences, and has
perhaps the largest circulation of any
weekly paper in the state. The Advo-
cate has recently been removed form
Galveston to Dallas. Our city is for
tunate in having this important addi-
ton to its business interests while the
Methodist people of our city are par
ticularly glad to welcome the gifted
editor and the able corps of employees
which the Advocate brings with it to
Dallas. We extend the Advocate n
hearty welcome to our midst, with the
assurance that we believe the change
from Galveston to Dallas will be n
benefit and blessing to to all concern
ed in its prosperity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11

The grand jury is apparently doing
good deal of work. There are in all
probability several important matters
that the jury is considering, which
may make some people open their
eyes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
Still Boomiug.

Real estate transactions. to-day
amounted to $4,000. The real estate
boom has revived with as much vigor
as 1t displayed last January. The lis,
published does not contain all the
transfers to-day. only up 10 noon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11

Poud's Extract for all pain, and innam-
nations Is manufactured and bottled by
the cole proprietors. Ponds Extract Co..
New York and London. See our name ON
every wrapper and label.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-11
SANI('3'EI:R|BR()S
DRESS Goods DEPARTMENT..

Our stock Of WORsTED DRESS GOODS account Of delays
in delivery mportation never so complete at this
the Some Of these late arrivals and some surplus
place the counter at the reductions
as we compelled make the end of the
sn benefit patrons double advantage in much
complete Ladies preparing to leave for cooler cme
excellent opportunity replenh their wardrobes
AT SO CENTS A YARD
We offer 42inch AlWoo Fine Cord Albao and 44nch AWoo
shoodah able colors and actually worth Soc
AT 40 CENTS a YARD
4ch Plaid srge in pretty combinations Of coors to matcA all
spring shades and actually worth &c.
AT 65 CENTS A YARD
Fine Al-Wool Beige Shoodah Pads worth 81.
AT 50 CENTS A YARD
Combination Fancy Striped Dress Goods az inches wide
and worth 90c.
AT 65 CENTS A YARD
44inch Fine Fills de Fills and Peri Checks, worth Sl
In claiming goods worth certain price invariably refer
10 our regular prices which always been found far below
competition.
IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
We have reduced Fancy and Plain Weave worth from
75c to yard for choice Another lot worth from que to
S125 yard have been reduced to 75c yard.
In addition few lines mentioned to-day examination
of the stock will reveal other equally good values.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-03
Curious Freaks of Lightning.

Special Dtspatch to the Baltimore Sun.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Aug. % "A heavy
storm prevailed here this afternoon,
and some damage was done by light
ming, which entered two buildings
the Taylor Works and Samuel How
ard residence. At the Taylor Works
the electric current ran down
an iron post from the sky
light, followed the railroad track
a short distance, and then CON
tinued along some machinery to
where Saml. Downs, foreman of the
foundry, and VIM. Cramp, an assist
ant, were standing. A portion of
the slate roof was torn off Mr.. How
ards house, the plaster was knocked
from the side Of room, and the
clothing on bed tossed about and
intermingled so that big and com
pact ball was formed. A number of
persons in the house were stunned.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-03
a Eatai Epidemic I'm West Vir-
ginia.

CHICAGO. AUG. ga special from
Hinton, w. v, says: Information
received here from Mcdowell county
is to the effect that a dreadful state
of affairs exists in that portion of the
State and Southwestern Virginia.
The drought has made the waters
very low, and the peculiar disease
which has several times previously
followed this state of affairs, and
which is supposed to be a result of
minerals in the water, has broken
out. In the Dead Horse Cave neigh
borhood there are over 100 cases,
with 80 deaths. Not family has
escaped. Crops are neglected and
farm work is at a standstill, it re
curing the entire time OF every indi-
vidual able to labor to care for the
sick and dead. 1t is estimated that
200 people have died in the last four
weeks from the disease.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-03

The Augusta, Ga, Chronicle,
dosen't want Democratic State Con
vention TO NEEDLE with the tariff
question this year, but to remain
silent lest the party harmony may
be disturbed,
An enterprising Western genius
has succeeded in producing a fair
article Of Illuminating gas from pota-
to bugs. Now let the farmer quit
raising potatoes and 90 to raising
bugs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-03
Coal and w ccd.
COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
ANc
Flour and Feed Store
No RR Ona1t- ST Staleyls BLOCK


TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
i citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened Coal and Wood
Office aud Flour and Feed Sore al 90 Queen
Street, where all orders IN my line will re.
ceive prompt attention. have put in pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed. Piedmont and Cumberland run OF
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand.
Farmers having Corn Oats and Hay 10 sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank.
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further favoro,
am respectfully yours,
jY24-ly. j. w RGf ERTS
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-03
Engines on the Rampage.
TWO ENGINES WRECKED AND TWO ENGI-
NEERS INJURED.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ia heavy
shifting engine, with Joseph Murray
engineer, colided with an engine
standing On the track near the Broad
street station of the Pennsylvania
railroad last night. EngineerThomp-
son, of the stationary engine, receiv-
ed injuries which resulted fatally.
The wild engines throttle was wide
open, and she dashed down the track
at the rate of mile a minute. Near
Thirteenth street the engine dashed
into another one, throwing Engineer
Kelly out and causing injuries which
prove fatal. Both engines then rush
rushed down the track but fortunate
Iva side track switch was open which
ended in an embankment, into which
both engines dashed and were wreck.
ed.